Maduro's private fortune is worth $700 million. He himself swore: I don't have money anywhere in the world

A residence in the Dominican Republic, private jets and Swiss watches – this is only a fraction of the fortune that Nicolas Maduro had at his disposal. Coming from a working-class family, the future president of Venezuela quickly forgot his roots, accumulating wealth at a surprising pace. In 2025, the US confiscated his assets worth $700 million.

In the 1970s and 1980s, Venezuela was the best-performing South American country, ranking among the top 20 richest countries in the world. This is due to the oil boom. However, under Maduro's rule, between 2013 and 2022, the country's GDP fell by almost two-thirds.

One of the luxury properties that Maduro is reportedly linked to is Villa La Caracola in the Dominican Republic with an estimated value of $18 million. Located in the exclusive Cap Cana area on the east coast, it has direct sea views. The residence has 9 bedrooms (with bathrooms and separate terraces). In total, it occupies 3,000 square meters. square meters. It is located on a plot of 6,000 m2. square meters. A swimming pool is also available to residents. The estate has a helicopter landing pad, several restaurants, shops and a SPA. All luxuries are guarded by 24-hour security. There is a golf course in the immediate vicinity.

Maduro previously denied owning the property, stating that

If there was justice in this world, I would demand an investigation to find out who owns this mansion. I do not and will never own any property, money or accounts anywhere in the world.

According to US Attorney General Pam Bondi, the property was seized by the US last year. As well as two private jets, as well as:

• luxury jewelry,
• “several multi-million dollar homes in Florida,
• horse farm,
• nine cars.

Airplanes are models Dassault Falcon 200 (is no longer produced, but a new one would cost $7.5 million) i Dassault Falcon 900EX (its price is almost 45 million dollars)which prosecutors say were purchased through front companies. They changed ports several times to cover up the traces of the real owner. Additionally, it turned out that they were equipped with luxurious interiors in the USA, which was an obvious violation of export control regulations.

Maduro also has a rich collection of watches, including: Rolex. He was supposed to receive the Hublot King Power Maradona 716.OM model, made of 18-carat pink gold, from the legendary footballer Diego Maradona. Even used examples of this model can fetch as much as $30,500. He was also seen wearing a Tissot T-Touch Expert watch, which is also worth hundreds of dollars.

On Monday, Trump promised the people of Venezuela elections within the next 18 months. Until then, the United States will take care of the country.

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